Full-Court Press (53)

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Turn both your half-court and full-court defenders into a swarming of ball-hawks that wear the badge of "aggressive defense" proudly! Build-up drills are used to increase full-court defensive pressure, intensity and toughness. They can be done anywhere on the court: 1-on-1 competitive drills, Mirror Drills, 1-on-1 Press Drills, Circle-Trap Drills, 4-on-4 Full Court Trap Drills, 5-on-5 Short Side Drills, the "No Escape" Drills, the PivotÐAttack Drills, Jump-AndÐSwipe Drills and many more This article covers Run and Jump Defense Essentials. It includes key concepts, coaching points, and drills that will instill an aggressive defensive mindset. Apply full-court pressure concepts to half court defensive situations. Ronald Hughey is a fast-paced player. His teams are able to play fast, high-speed offense or a defensive style that is in-your face. They make their opponents work hard every time they play them. Many coaches believe that a pressure-style defense on the defensive side can create a fun environment for their program. Hughey's play style has resulted in his teams being among the Top-20 in creating turnovers every season. It has also helped his teams to limit their opponents' shooting percentage to 24% This video gives viewers a detailed look at the University of Houston's head womenÕs coach and shows how he builds his pressure defense. It also shows how he uses run-and-jump presses to create transition scoring opportunities and force turnovers. Build-Up Drills To Teach Run-And-Jump Pressure When it comes to learning new concepts or playing pressure defense, it is crucial to be able to correct and teach mistakes. Hughey uses breakdown drills in this video to teach his players how to play pressure defense. The drill is called "Press 1-on-1 ". This allows defensiveplayers to learn how to get closer to their opponent's baseline and short corner. This technique helps help-side defenders understand the position they should be in for the ball to fly. The next drill is the Mirror Drill. This allows defenders to learn how to cut off an offensive player while the ball handler continues to apply pressure. It helps to create a culture that applies constant pressure. Hughey continues with a demonstration and description of how to get in the first trap and lure the opposing offense up the sideline into your trap. The drill 'Reversal Pass" teaches defenses how to reverse the pass. It puts your players in a position where they can intercept the defense and read it. This helps your players to anticipate what your opponent will do next. Half Courtt Defense Hughey's presentation about pressure defense is completed with an overview of the game in the half-court. It still applies the same pressure principles. The Cougars' head coach explains to viewers why defenders should be placed a "third" distance from the person they are protecting. This forces your opponents into constant pressure and allows you to provide proper help-side defense simultaneously. Your program can enjoy pressure defense. This allows your defense the ability to force your opponent into turnovers and rushed shots. It also creates havoc in full-court or half-court situations. This video is high-energy, informative and fun. Ron Hughey gives viewers the opportunity to learn from him about teaching techniques that can help them prepare their players for a fast-paced style of basketball in a system that emphasizes aggressive defense pressure. 80 minutes. 2022.

The Diamond Press Derek Kellogg’s rise as an NCAA Division I head coach is directly related to his use of the full-court press. The press is a tool any team can use to control the tempo of a game and to wreak havoc on opponents. Kellogg likes to use the press for the entire 40 minutes of a basketball game and his teams have become successful doing it. Kellogg was a former player and assistant under now-Kentucky head coach John Calipari. Kellogg’s pressing style of defense took UMass from 12 to 15 to 25 wins over a span of just three seasons. He has taken both UMass and LIU-Brooklyn to the NCAA tournament. Breakdown Drills Coach Kellogg demonstrates the full-court diamond press in its entirety. He provides a number of breakdown drills to instill that attacking mentality into his players. The name of the game, of course, is forcing opponents into poor shots and turnovers. Players love the system not only because it’s fun, but also because it requires more players and everyone gets to play as a result. Drills to Build Attacking Mentality There are everyday drills that Kellogg uses to build that attacking mentality. The drills only take roughly five minutes each, but help players learn to constantly apply pressure. The Circle Trap and Man Man Drills develop the player guarding the inbounds pass. “Free Safety” is a drill for the middle players in the press and “Enforcer” is a drill for the back end of the diamond press. Game-like Situation The 3-3-3 and 4-4-4 Drills are full-court trapping drills where players learn to anticipate passes and take the right angles to get into the best trapping position. The Recovery Drill teaches players what to do when the press is broken by the opponent, how to sprint back on defense and look for opportunities to steal from behind. Once all the roles and responsibilities are taught, Coach Kellogg puts all the elements together in live 5-on-5 drills. Coach Kellogg’s diamond press can help your team play with more energy. The results are a more exciting style of play, but more importantly, a program that produces wins. Rent this Diamond press DVD today.

Keno Davis reveals the court pressing system that has plagued offenses across the country and has been a staple in the Davis family's life for many generations. Protecting the back of the pressing defense is crucial and is the first step in building this press. Coach Davis provides a detailed description of each player's role in the press. Different coverages are provided based on the ball position and the offensive's strategies. Davis covers all of these scenarios on the ground. Defensive transition is the priority, regardless of whether you are pressing full court or half court. We will go over the trapping strategies and teaching points. The 45- and 55-pound presses are defensive tactics that can lead to opponent turnovers and bad shots. This pressing system drills show how the pieces fit together. 53 minutes. 2008

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Coach Tom Moore, the Head Coach of Men's Basketball at Quinnipiac University is recognized as on of the great young coaches in Division 1 basketball, and in this app he teaches the vaunted 2-2-1 Press. This powerful defensive pressure system can be used in a variety of ways to achieve a number of different objectives- from steals and traps to controlling tempo or denying the ball to a skilled player!